Kennedy Sees Tax Plan Aimed at Evaders and Defends Withholding
President Kennedy spoke on the withholding tax proposal, arguing it targets evaders and will raise revenue while sparing honest taxpayers. He defended the plan as the largest revenue device in the tax bill, noted opposition from banks and some Democrats, and said the White House will push exploration talks with Germany while stressing peace and alliance goals. He also addressed labor disputes, Laos cease-fire, press relations, and comments attributed to his father about businessmen.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
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Reuther
Joseph Kennedy
New Orleans
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Youth Attacks Modern Values and Prejudice in Nation
A speaker laments the shift in American youth from strong moral and spiritual values to security and comfort. He warns of indoctrination fostering hostility toward Catholics Protestants Jews Negroes and immigrants and calls for reclaiming democracy civil rights and traditional ethics. He urges honest conduct in money school and work to restore the nation’s ethical base.
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America
Cavnery
Dog Crashes Kennedy News Session With Poodle Interlude
A poodle named Fiii perched on a lap in Kennedy's Washington news conference audience among 34 reporters and observers. Mrs. Blake, Hollywood resident Terry Blake Bialack, said she traveled from Arcadia to deliver a scroll seeking a national senior citizens day. The incident highlighted security changes as she claimed to cross the country in 1955 to present the scroll to the White House.
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Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Fiii
State Department
Blake
Hollywood
Centerville
Iowa
Tiswegian
Arcadia
Calif
White House
David F. Powers
Ffi
Terry Blake Bialack
Accident Report Details Skid Marks and Near Collision
Motorists traveling about six miles per hour attempted to avoid a collision but swerved in the wrong direction at the last moment. The passage mentions a literacy test bill and Senate votes, with Kennedy noting two votes and implying broad support, while Democratic Leader Mansfield from Montana is not yet ready for further debate.
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East Germany
Kennedy
United States
Able
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Momaga Willy
Fire damages Desert Inn in Las Vegas
A Desert Inn blaze forced more than seven guests to flee in night attire. One man was hospitalized for smoke inhalation as fire destroyed one first floor room and damaged others in a 100 room section. The fire, blamed on a guest smoking in bed, was the fourth casino hotel blaze in Nevada in a month.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Desert Inn
Clark County
Bill Trelease
Nevada
New Golden Hotel
Reno
Crash at Granger base claims crew chief and others
Brugioni 43 of Granger Iowa and a four man crew were aboard when a KC-135 crisis struck a base. Two chiefs stayed on to satisfy flight requirements as the aircraft carried a full crew of four. One airman died in the Nov 19 1950 crash, the last at the base. Police report three survivors among 27 aboard a Brazilian Convair 440 en route to Vitoria. The craft burst into flames on approach, two hours after impact. Weather included heavy rain and uncertainty on foreign passengers.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Vitoria
Here
James
Conseiro S Do Su
Satellite flashes and global coverage described for tests
The report details a 355-pound satellite with four xenon lights that will wink on command in 5 light flashes, limited to 19 or fewer sequences daily, to record flashes from 600 miles high. It covers latitudes 50N to 50S including North America to Argentina and parts of the Caribbean. CAPE CANAVERAL reports a Polaris missile and a Pershing missile exploded in separate launches, ending a streak of 12 successful Polaris firings on submarines.
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Canada
Argentina
Lower Union
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Polaris
Sam Houston
Refugees Near Border Transported in Police Vans
Officials refuse to disclose numbers of returnees from Red China as police sources say several thousand were sent back in the past week. Residents report 20 or more truckloads of men, women, and children fleeing hardship on the way to the border over four days.
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China
Reuther Again Is Elected To UAW Post
Walter P. Reuther was elected international president of the United Auto Workers for a ninth term, two years without opposition, following a 20 minute rally. Emil Mazey and other officers were re elected. New at large directors Ken Ban non Douglas Fraser and Nelson Edwards were chosen, Edwards the first Black national UAW official. Delegates urged renewed organizing drives amid runaway shops and Southern plant relocations to nonunion areas.
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Non
Douglas Fraser
Nelson
Jack) Edwards
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Edwards
UAW
Tashunsry
Highwage
Wade the journalist and sports editor in early Charlotte press
Wade began in student papers then joined Gastonia Gazette and Charlotte News. He edited sports at the Charlotte Observer before moving to the Greensboro Record for political and sports work. He helped found the Observer carelina Golden Gloves and cofound the Charlotte Quarterback Club, promoting semipro baseball and the Carolina boys game. He married Hamlin Landis in the 1920s and had three children, with Jake Jr. notable for a 95 yard Davidson TD against NC State.
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Par Heel
Durig
Gastonia Gazette
Charlotte News
Charlotte Observer
Greensboro Record
Pittsburgh
Charlotte
Wade
Carelinas Golden Gloves
Charlotte i Quarterback Club
Carolina
Ates! Hamlin Landis
Jake Jr
Ham Wade
Mare Wade
James L. Roberts
Chapel Hill
Davidson
North Carolina State College
Escape and capture amid 1961 prison break details
A report describes robbers escaping from jail and staging a simultaneous breakout and rendezvous. It notes McAuley fled Rai ford prison in Florida in 1961, was later fed in Augusta Georgia at a rail station where he was summoned to claim luggage containing two small arsenals and agents stated.
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McAuley
Raiford
Florida
Augusta
Secretary comments on steel price rollback praised
The secretary defended the government campaign that reduced steel prices last month saying benefits and a sensible collective bargaining agreement prevented a strike. He contrasted it with a 1959 steel stoppage, noting the result earned applause though he rejected the suggestion the rollback was purely fortunate.
Senate debates voter literacy test amid filibuster bid
The Senate struggled over a voter literacy test bill with a 30 30 cloture vote and a move to table the measure, prompting Mansfield to seek a limited debate and a Monday vote. Southern leaders warned supporters absent would not derail the effort as the fight to reform Senate rules looms.
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Clark
Ly Hassever
Mansfield
Thruston B Morton
Morton
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Dixie
Russell
Spessard Holland
Kenneth B. Keating
Moving Firm Executive Found Dead in Rural Texas
Ham ton B. Mauze, 29, executive of Southern Moving and Storage Co., was found shot to death Tuesday night in a rural area east of San Antonio after being missing since Monday. A shotgun lay near the body and a letter to his father was found in his car. Dr. Robert Hausman ruled death by self infliction. He leaves his widow Dorothy and two sons Hampton Jr and George II, plus his parents two sisters two brothers and a grandmother. Funeral and burial services will be held Thursday in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Mauze
Robert B. Hausman
Bexar County
Dorothy Mauze
Hampton Jr
George II
Adenauer Says Talks With Soviets May Continue
Adenauer noted optimism about Rusk’s discussions with Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin in Washington had not matched reality yet urged continued talks. He stressed he was not criticizing reporters and described press conferences as a concentrated bouillon where weights shift in a three column layout.
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Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Washington
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